Julio Cachila
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Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi And Australian Counsellor Sentenced To Three Years In Prison
A military court in Myanmar has sentenced former leader Aung San Suu Kyi, as well as her former adviser, to three years in prison, reports say. 
A military court in Myanmar has sentenced former leader Aung San Suu Kyi, as well as her former adviser, to three years in prison, reports say. -
Apple Removes Russia’s Biggest Social Media Network From App Store
Apple has recently removed Russia's largest social media network from the App Store, the Russian company that owns the app revealed. 
Apple has recently removed Russia's largest social media network from the App Store, the Russian company that owns the app revealed. -
Study Finds Vaccinated Lactating Moms’ Breast Milk Tainted With COVID Vaccines
Mothers and would-be moms who haven't been vaccinated against COVID would be glad to know they didn't get jabbed after a new study found something very interesting-even concerning. 
Mothers and would-be moms who haven't been vaccinated against COVID would be glad to know they didn't get jabbed after a new study found something very interesting-even concerning. -
Hong Kong Won’t Quarantine Travelers Anymore, But Requires Frequent COVID Testing
Travelers looking to visit Hong Kong will be happy to know that the China-controlled city no longer requires inbound travelers to be quarantined in their hotels upon arrival. 
Travelers looking to visit Hong Kong will be happy to know that the China-controlled city no longer requires inbound travelers to be quarantined in their hotels upon arrival. -
Chinese Smartphone Company Releases More Powerful Foldable Smartphone To Compete With Samsung
Consumers who are looking for a foldable device that isn't from Samsung or Motorola now have another option-that is, if the device successfully makes it out of China. 
Consumers who are looking for a foldable device that isn't from Samsung or Motorola now have another option-that is, if the device successfully makes it out of China. -
Ukrainian Government Warns Russia Is Planning Cyberattacks Against Critical Infrastructures
The Ukrainian government is warning that Russia is planning on conducting two massive cyberattacks meant to target power grids and other critical infrastructures necessary for the country's defenses. 
The Ukrainian government is warning that Russia is planning on conducting two massive cyberattacks meant to target power grids and other critical infrastructures necessary for the country's defenses. -
Canada Drops COVID Travel Restrictions, Vaccination And Masks No Longer Required
Canada is dropping COVID travel restrictions and will start allowing people to enter the country without demanding that people get vaccinated against the virus. 
Canada is dropping COVID travel restrictions and will start allowing people to enter the country without demanding that people get vaccinated against the virus. -
Apple 2023: What To Expect From Tech Giant Next Year?
Apple has just released some new devices, such as new iPhone models, but it can be expected to release more in the future. What can some of these devices be? Here's a quick look at the possibilities. 
Apple has just released some new devices, such as new iPhone models, but it can be expected to release more in the future. What can some of these devices be? Here's a quick look at the possibilities. -
Chinese Home Buyers Live In ‘Rotting’ Apartments They Bought From Builders
Stalled construction and development of real estate in China have forced the Chinese, who spent their hard-earned money on what should've been their dream home, to live in half-finished apartments devoid of any comfort. 
Stalled construction and development of real estate in China have forced the Chinese, who spent their hard-earned money on what should've been their dream home, to live in half-finished apartments devoid of any comfort. -
#ChinaCoup Rumors Untrue, But ‘Something Is Terribly Wrong’ With Chinese Leadership: Expert
An expert on China says big rumors currently spreading inside and outside China are untrue, but are very significant and could imply some serious things are happening in the country's political sphere. 
An expert on China says big rumors currently spreading inside and outside China are untrue, but are very significant and could imply some serious things are happening in the country's political sphere.
